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Our regular I Made the Move column, why people move to Powell River introduces you to a pair of health care professionals, one of whom is a nurse practitioner working in Sliammon and one who is an xray tech at the hospital.Since the start of school was delayed by the labour dispute, PRL staff put together a list of field trips parents could take their kids on to ensure some learning happens this September. Guaranteed fun and educational!There's more to the magazine, of course, that you'll find in the hard copies available at hundreds of locations around Powell River, or download the PDF here or view it online here . AUGUST 2014I couldn't help but laugh when I read writer Juhli Jobi's story 'glamping' that appears on Page 6 of Powell River Living this month. The part the souvenirs that Juhli and her cousins brought home from a family camping trip many years ago was totally unexpected. I found myself squirming. No wonder Juhli turned to glamping! These days, Juhli no longer camps in a tent.

Church of the Assumption is a vibrant Roman Catholic faith community with many ministries that serve the Catholic community of Powell River.

Located on the upper Sunshine Coast of British Columbia within the traditional territory of the Sliammon First Nation, Powell River offers a mix of urban and rural living in a naturally beautiful setting.  Surrounded by mountains, lakes, natural forest and the ocean, Powell River offers something for every outdoor recreation enthusiast.  Powell River has a vibrant Arts and Culture community and hosts world class festivals and events.  Whether you are hiking the Sunshine Coast Trail, taking in the International Kathaumixw Choral Festival, exploring our historic Townsite, or connecting with the world in your home office, Powell River is a great place to live, work and play.

Welcome to the Tla'Amin Community Health website. TCH services all those who are members of the Tla'Amin First Nation, as well as others who live in Sliammon and share in the activities and life of our community. Our goal is to build a healthy community for the future. To do this we must reacquaint ourselves with those things from our past which used to make us physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually strong. As we take control of our health again, we will respect each individual's right to seek her or his own way of healing. Together, we will celebrate our ability as a community to give the gift of health and well-being to our children and our children's children. The Sliammon First Nation (Kla ah men) are a part of the Coast Salish peoples inhabiting the Western Coast of Canada. The Sliammon community is located just North of Powell River, British Columbia.